aw124

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by aw124 2mo ago
Instead of solving real problems, the EU Parliament supports the globalists' agenda for privacy and human rights violations — our fundamental rights
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by aw124 6mo ago
The usage of human brain cells for unethical experimentation, except when trying to find cures for diseases, is not only a multiplication of suffering (even on the cellular level) but also creates a new baseline for other labs which will fo
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by aw124 7mo ago
The potential level of suffering within a simulated environment is literally infinite. We should avoid it at all costs.
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by aw124 7mo ago
I'm interested in this topic, but it seems to me that the entire scientific pursuit of copying the human brain is absurd from start to finish. Any attempt to do so should be met with criminal prosecution and immediate arrest of those i
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by aw124 7mo ago
It's time to sunset the CIA. “I will splinter the CIA into a thousand pieces and scatter it to the winds.”
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by aw124 8mo ago
And this is only the beginning. Once the U.S. fully transforms into a China-like totalitarian state, complete with a social rating system and cameras for automatic payments everywhere, we will witness the collapse of educational institution
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by aw124 9mo ago
Question number one. Is dominance really a necessary part of a country's existence? Can't you just have peaceful relations and supportive relationships with other countries to live in harmony, when artificial intelligence brings b
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by aw124 9mo ago
I'm opposed to this project because it involves using animals in medical experiments, which I believe is never ethically justifiable. It goes against basic moral and ethical principles regarding animal treatment. If the project were de